Event #30: MONSTER STACK No-Limit Hold'em (freezeout)

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Chris Brewer went all-in and from his direct left, Katsushi Yoshida went all in for 1,800,000. Action folded around and the cards went on their backs.

Chris Brewer:   
Katsushi Yoshida:   

The board ran out       and with no improvement to Brewer's hand, he was eliminated on the last hand before dinner break.

The players are now on a 60-minute dinner break.

Katsushi Yoshida	3,900,000	2,300,000
Chris Brewer	0	-1,800,000

Action was picked up with cards on their backs.

Jaesh Balanchandran:   
Samantha Cohen:   

The board ran out       which gave Cohen a flush but Balanchandran made a full house and got the full double. Cohen was down to 300,000 in chips and busted shortly afterwards.

Jaesh Balachandran	4,600,000	2,300,000
Samantha Cohen	0	-1,845,000

Chris Brewer got his remaining 1.1 million chips in preflop against Jeffrey Vertes.

Chris Brewer:   
Jeffrey Vertes:   

The players were flipping and the flop came    . The   turn gave some more outs to Brewer, and the   hit the river to give Brewer Broadway and send him the pot to keep him alive.

Jeffrey Vertes	3,100,000	-3,400,000
Chris Brewer	2,500,000	1,100,000

Against a raise from early position Linda Huard went all-in for 920,000 in middle position and in the seat immediately left, Jaesh Balachandran went all-in for 1,200,000. All other action folded and cards were tabled.

Linda Huard:   
Jaesh Balachandran:   

Balachandran's queens held up on the       and Linda Huard was eliminated, bringing the tournament down to four tables.

Hsuan-Chao Chen busted on another table.

Jaesh Balachandran	2,300,000	1,460,000
Linda Huard	0	-5,500,000
Hsuan-Chao Chen	0	-7,300,000

Action was picked up on the flop reading     between Ryan Leng and Antonio Matic. Matic bet 320,000 and Leng responded with an all in.

Antonio Matic:   
Ryan Leng:   

Matic had flopped middle set while Leng had made middle pair with a flush draw. The turn and river came    and Matic's set held for the double.

Antonio Matic	5,000,000	2,095,000
Ryan Leng	1,300,000	-3,000,000